These fact sheets provide information on various topics surrounding perinatal care to help make informed decisions. Only in french

Factual information on pregnancy and childbirth from Canadian experts in the field.

The aim of newborn screening is to detect the potential presence of certain rare diseases in blood and urine, from birth, in order to treat them as early as possible. Why and how?

During your pregnancy, you will be told about regular monitoring of your blood pressure as well as hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HGD). So, what do you need to know?

This document mainly deals with induction of labor. He does not approach others
decisions that clients over 40 will face during their pregnancy.

What is anemia during pregnancy? Why? What are the symptoms? what are the risk factors? what to do with this? etc.

What is premature limb rupture? How to know? What to do? What are the risks?

Why do babies often get jaundice? What are the types of jaundice? What are the risk factors and what to do when it occurs?

What is phototherapy and why does my baby need it?

Provide as much information as possible on all aspects of the
cesarean section so you can prevent it and know what to expect if it is absolutely necessary. Only in french

If your pregnancy exceeds your expected due date, why be more vigilant? What are the risks and what are my options?

If you've had a C-section before, there are some options for your delivery this time.

This document, based on recent studies, summarizes our current knowledge and invites you to think about other factors that could influence your decision so that you can make the best choice for you and your family. This document is not a substitute for informed discussions between you and your health care provider.